U.S. Representatives Alex Mooney and David McKinley currently serve in separate districts. In the 2022 elections, however, they are opponents for the 2nd district due to redistricting.
President Biden will tour a Lockheed Martin facility in Troy, Alabama that produces weapons like anti-tank javelins that the United States has been sending to Ukraine.
The White House is hoping to curb gun violence as President Biden announced an executive measure last week targeting so-called ghost guns, homemade weapons that are difficult to track.
With a bipartisan bill, Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) aims to give the government more power at the ports by updating regulations and green-lighting federal agencies to look deeper into alleged unfair practices.
A second bus of undocumented immigrants arrived in Washington from Texas Thursday. According to Gov. Greg Abbott (R-Texas), it’s part of his response to President Biden’s decision to end Title 42 expulsions.
The Senate is debating a $10 billion package that would provide funding to handle another potential surge in COVID-19 cases as the BA.2 subvariant causes cases to rise.
Republican Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Mitt Romney say they will vote to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s “historic nomination” to the Supreme Court, bolstering bipartisan support for the first Black woman to be nominated for the court.
The Mayor of Greenville, Mississippi applauds the Biden administration’s recovery efforts as he looks forward to showing the Vice President where more investment is needed.
Thursday is nine-term Congressman Jeff Fortenberry's (R-Neb.) last day in office. He resigned after being convicted of several felonies related to an FBI investigation into illegal campaign contributions.
Congressman Jeff Fortenberry announced that he would be resigning from Congress Saturday after a California jury convicted him on all three charges in his federal trial.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Williams is on the record airing his concern about the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court.
In what Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin, D-Ill., described as “a trial by ordeal,” Jackson spent her first day of hearings answering GOP concerns and highlighting her empathetic style on the bench.